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anyone work from home?

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xosder22

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just wondering how many out people out there have found some legitimate work from home opportunities and what it is?

I work in a prison as a correctional officer and every once and a while i start to wonder what else is out there.
 
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xosder22

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just wondering how many out people out there have found some legitimate work from home opportunities and what it is?

I work in a prison as a correctional officer and every once and a while i start to wonder what else is out there.
 
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xosder22

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just wondering how many out people out there have found some legitimate work from home opportunities and what it is?

I work in a prison as a correctional officer and every once and a while i start to wonder what else is out there.
 
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xosder22

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just wondering how many out people out there have found some legitimate work from home opportunities and what it is?

I work in a prison as a correctional officer and every once and a while i start to wonder what else is out there.
 
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xosder22

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just wondering how many out people out there have found some legitimate work from home opportunities and what it is?
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<br />I work in a prison as a correctional officer and every once and a while i start to wonder what else is out there.
 
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nocode

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Your job sounds amazing. I am so interested in anything related to that, although I can imagine how draining and stressful it can be at times.

I work full time at a company and i know that's the best thing i can do for my mental health - which will then have a huge impact on my physical health. When i don't work, i feel like *****. Working and seeing people every day helps me feel more normal and realize that i'm good at stuff. Otherwise i feel useless.

If you're still OK to work, health wise, i think you should..we never know how much longer we can do it for!

My sister (no CF) worked from home for about 2 years and went a bit crazy.... But sure, it depends on the person and your personality.

Best,

Vera
 
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nocode

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Your job sounds amazing. I am so interested in anything related to that, although I can imagine how draining and stressful it can be at times.

I work full time at a company and i know that's the best thing i can do for my mental health - which will then have a huge impact on my physical health. When i don't work, i feel like *****. Working and seeing people every day helps me feel more normal and realize that i'm good at stuff. Otherwise i feel useless.

If you're still OK to work, health wise, i think you should..we never know how much longer we can do it for!

My sister (no CF) worked from home for about 2 years and went a bit crazy.... But sure, it depends on the person and your personality.

Best,

Vera
 
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nocode

New member
Your job sounds amazing. I am so interested in anything related to that, although I can imagine how draining and stressful it can be at times.

I work full time at a company and i know that's the best thing i can do for my mental health - which will then have a huge impact on my physical health. When i don't work, i feel like *****. Working and seeing people every day helps me feel more normal and realize that i'm good at stuff. Otherwise i feel useless.

If you're still OK to work, health wise, i think you should..we never know how much longer we can do it for!

My sister (no CF) worked from home for about 2 years and went a bit crazy.... But sure, it depends on the person and your personality.

Best,

Vera
 
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nocode

New member
Your job sounds amazing. I am so interested in anything related to that, although I can imagine how draining and stressful it can be at times.

I work full time at a company and i know that's the best thing i can do for my mental health - which will then have a huge impact on my physical health. When i don't work, i feel like *****. Working and seeing people every day helps me feel more normal and realize that i'm good at stuff. Otherwise i feel useless.

If you're still OK to work, health wise, i think you should..we never know how much longer we can do it for!

My sister (no CF) worked from home for about 2 years and went a bit crazy.... But sure, it depends on the person and your personality.

Best,

Vera
 
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nocode

New member
Your job sounds amazing. I am so interested in anything related to that, although I can imagine how draining and stressful it can be at times.
<br />
<br />I work full time at a company and i know that's the best thing i can do for my mental health - which will then have a huge impact on my physical health. When i don't work, i feel like *****. Working and seeing people every day helps me feel more normal and realize that i'm good at stuff. Otherwise i feel useless.
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<br />If you're still OK to work, health wise, i think you should..we never know how much longer we can do it for!
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<br />My sister (no CF) worked from home for about 2 years and went a bit crazy.... But sure, it depends on the person and your personality.
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<br />Best,
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<br />Vera
 
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BaylorCrew07

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I agree with Vera, my job is stressful, but my co-workers keep me sane. I've made good friends with most of the people I work with.

I'm not *compeletely* satisfied with my job, but with the way the economy is I'm thankful I still have one, so I'll be staying here for a while. <img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif" border="0">

If you're able to work outside of home, I say continue on doing so while you are able. Although I must admit, working from home seems like it would have perks!! I'd miss interactions with people though; maybe some day! <img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif" border="0">
 
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BaylorCrew07

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I agree with Vera, my job is stressful, but my co-workers keep me sane. I've made good friends with most of the people I work with.

I'm not *compeletely* satisfied with my job, but with the way the economy is I'm thankful I still have one, so I'll be staying here for a while. <img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif" border="0">

If you're able to work outside of home, I say continue on doing so while you are able. Although I must admit, working from home seems like it would have perks!! I'd miss interactions with people though; maybe some day! <img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif" border="0">
 
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BaylorCrew07

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I agree with Vera, my job is stressful, but my co-workers keep me sane. I've made good friends with most of the people I work with.

I'm not *compeletely* satisfied with my job, but with the way the economy is I'm thankful I still have one, so I'll be staying here for a while. <img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif" border="0">

If you're able to work outside of home, I say continue on doing so while you are able. Although I must admit, working from home seems like it would have perks!! I'd miss interactions with people though; maybe some day! <img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif" border="0">
 
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BaylorCrew07

New member
I agree with Vera, my job is stressful, but my co-workers keep me sane. I've made good friends with most of the people I work with.

I'm not *compeletely* satisfied with my job, but with the way the economy is I'm thankful I still have one, so I'll be staying here for a while. <img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif" border="0">

If you're able to work outside of home, I say continue on doing so while you are able. Although I must admit, working from home seems like it would have perks!! I'd miss interactions with people though; maybe some day! <img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif" border="0">
 
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BaylorCrew07

New member
I agree with Vera, my job is stressful, but my co-workers keep me sane. I've made good friends with most of the people I work with.
<br />
<br />I'm not *compeletely* satisfied with my job, but with the way the economy is I'm thankful I still have one, so I'll be staying here for a while. <img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif" border="0">
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<br />If you're able to work outside of home, I say continue on doing so while you are able. Although I must admit, working from home seems like it would have perks!! I'd miss interactions with people though; maybe some day! <img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif" border="0">
 
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dbtoo

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I do. I worked on and off from home for quite a number of years. Last August, I got the OK to do it full time. I go into the office about once a month. I'm a database administrator. It's not a job I just go to do. I've worked in the electronics and computer industry for over 25 years now.
 
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dbtoo

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I do. I worked on and off from home for quite a number of years. Last August, I got the OK to do it full time. I go into the office about once a month. I'm a database administrator. It's not a job I just go to do. I've worked in the electronics and computer industry for over 25 years now.
 
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dbtoo

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I do. I worked on and off from home for quite a number of years. Last August, I got the OK to do it full time. I go into the office about once a month. I'm a database administrator. It's not a job I just go to do. I've worked in the electronics and computer industry for over 25 years now.
 
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dbtoo

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I do. I worked on and off from home for quite a number of years. Last August, I got the OK to do it full time. I go into the office about once a month. I'm a database administrator. It's not a job I just go to do. I've worked in the electronics and computer industry for over 25 years now.
 
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dbtoo

New member
I do. I worked on and off from home for quite a number of years. Last August, I got the OK to do it full time. I go into the office about once a month. I'm a database administrator. It's not a job I just go to do. I've worked in the electronics and computer industry for over 25 years now.
 
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